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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Samott itnb santoa.

can BrnH3tBco, II. Qpril. - Der
gefern ans 6OuOlulu augeEoumeue 8ampfer
nWuripeIa" brtugt bic ytahri6t, baB etue
politiide CONFEDERATION 3uilheu 6anaii (oeu
SOnbpidz zSuielH) uub Samoa (0eu Shifiers
SnieIu) ratiii3trt norbeu if.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
8ranoFiFtun9tu tn ctner 3eitun8S
Sr4tFRfcf

Rem.gorf, II. gpril. - Drei Bran0e
fiuo ndbreHO Der leBteu paar Gage i'm Sc
bduoe Der rgtep DOrter 3eiuug" agsgebro-
6eu - oas Ieste, weIbes S4aoeu i'm Be
TRACE BON $4,000 auridtete, beute frib.
gfGu begt ben Ger0adlt, oaB bic Brdnbe DON
4uarbilieu aEgelegt wuroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Wlatt Fartt ctgt bor5Ies gaaiftr

flr Ueuige Cents tauftn, DenH man 0ieieH @tl65es
traa tUeaDerfen min. BaHldt man iebod liu 4aas
ftcr 0as prompte uub iitbere gtuoerUug uuo Sel4H9
idafit, 70 mus man bos &euiouidle ioroern. wan
wetie gtanabmuugen 8uttd un6 itle 9eL'Ih NaHle
Iel6F geuau HQ@, (91, ga, a,Wo,8Hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18

(''SHBe StetAe uUb GalueeRurHe in Wg0uG'
reidl. - gaO@elort 8lebt seaeu Oeu Dapr
SO 6fIoe. - SpHaptit 9lttentat tu g2a'
bri0.
PonooH, l6. GpriI. - Die couIerold.
ben iriiden glttglieoer oe8 IluterbauieB bas
ben nab Der gefIigeu Sibuug eiue gera-
tbuHg nit BEN Beamteu be8 6auIes aepHot
gen uno eIH Sin0erlinOni5 nit Der 8egs.
RING erjielt, 0em5ufOlge Die SuSpeuiou pea,
Ig'S an nahfeH UtOHtag aufgebobeu meroeu
mIT6. 6ealg lft 6aulit beihaitt9t, in Der Ba.s
lamente 8lbItotbet auf ieiue Iu8neiiuug be.
3igllde Br1ceoeH3fdIe 80 iudeu. @r erIldrt,
oaB bte geIammte irtihe Bnrtli bereit TO- ieis
uem BGJipi9Ie 30 iOlgeu. @egeu bic gefrige
S'u6penttoubenip' fimmteu ldmmtllAe Bar.
ue1iteH uun q @IaoRoueaHer, oafiir Die Il.
beraluuiOHi1eH uRb bic EOrie6.
cir g8m. Beruou {oarcOurt rebete iu elmer
bsu 1000 }BerfoueH beiudteu Beri0mmlHug,
Uelbe cine bic iriIdeu 3maHgSgeIeBe bers
bouuernOe 8siOlutiOH auuabm.
Der BriH3 pen gBalss bat bic &breH Bra
itOentidaft Der I'm ndhfeH Sabr in glel.
bourne aus 4HlaB Der buu0erti8brigeH9e 9ebents
feier Der Soloniatiou Qufrallen'8 ftatt5us
fuOenoeu interuatjonaIeu Qusfeluug aH9Gs
Hommeu.
~~A@ SANAA~~AAt8 fAt A&A ALN s11A&o@@AAtANtA
in ben 6dieu ben guftrag ergebeH lafeu, Ote
0cn ameritaniiheu uu0 europ1iideu 6dfeu
auIommeH0eu Sdiiis frCng 81 beuadeu,
nm bic gaHouug BON DgHamtt hiataH Ju
balteH.
Qoubon, II. Gpril. - giuer DepeHa
aus @orf 5uiOlgc ieuerte beute eiu biuter ei-
Her 6ede 0eIb0rgeuer DiauH auf Den Tries
oeu5ridter 6sgartg, melder fd auf Ocm
&Hdptge BON elmer 8eriammluHg Der oDe.
fence Union" uah ghufraBe befaHO. 6e.
gartg tuuroe 6urd mebrere Re5pOReH Idu,r
am 8Opie NIB ben Sdulteru OermuuOet. Gr
III bohf unpopular, uHo Elm freHger Boycott
lf tiber ibU ber5iHgt. Der Gbdter 1T bis
iett uOd nidt eiugefaugeu. - Sn 9ougbal
unO Gorlbia, Srlauo, ereiguetaH ft beuta
nieber GOni,ifte 5uiiheu BdrgerU uH0 Sol
6NteH. 0lebrere BerioHeu murOeu Ueruuu.
bet.-Su Dublin Habmtu baute $4,000 Bers
ioneu an elmer Denomination gageH bte
aGrjmes". Bill AHt5eu. Der goyoma9or prds
GbtrtC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
g}r. 92.
Bfe Waiorffdt ecGcn OaS BroBEbjs
ttous . 9JmeuDcmeut t1 Wit6ts

Beifemer, 9ih., Is. 4gril. - Die
amtlibe 3ibluna Der in Go9e5ic G0uHtp,
g2id., iibsr 6a5 Brobiblttonss ameHOemeut
abaegebeueu Sttmmeu ergibt cine giebrbeit
bon 2l55 ShmmeH gegeu Brobi5itiOH Ser
bon ben BrohJbltoHifeH- Staat8 Central. Co.
mite bierber geIauote 9}edt8aHUaIt &lute,
meldtr bic gsgeH bic GHti BrObjbitjOHiheH
erbobeHe Qntlage bsS Behring'S 80 uHterIus
heu gebubt, bet feiuerIei Semeis ftuoeu t6uz
men uu6 bic ueitere Radfori4uu8 aufge8es
hes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
gatoHropbe az see Rdfte bon GotfiFa.

QOHbOH, II. 4priI. -@s berIautet, BAG
Elm bl,tiider Damper auf Der 66ba bon Eos
nliacio, an Der Sufe BON &Ortta, uuterge.
aou9en if, uno oa5 $50 0leniaeu babel nm g
NphEu Fnrran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
RInllEmllllE In nranIrlih.

Yari8, II. Gpril. - Sebr faltes gBtt.
tsr uuo beitIge SdUeefitrme berrideu in ben
u0rOIideu unb 01lideH gegcuOeu Traut.
Ietd's. Die QaH6piIt1e iuhreu bittere Elas
gen iibsr bic uH9uHfi9e gBrtteruua, bic ite
pOn her &tftennna ihrer EeIber abh9lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Dr. Ra0paD's RrgulirtuSe piaru,

ba6 beribmte Weber uuo Bta9eu petlmtttels
I5Qts obus Bgtggihmad, elegant mit iaBgm 8uma
mi gacrt puTgrens y2suliren, raHgGH We tyaiHatHv
8abmaB'S Btuen
tur eeiluus ouer B1ageu=, eebcT' 9ebdrmls gtrEHss
gIalen= Il. Rsr0snlsi6sn, Ggpsulofslet aoDiinmera
leu, gcrfopiuug, uupenauUtigyl, bil0ier tglbeHs
Rebgr, Misunderstanding, odm0u9ooeu unb
Gutr St5ruHggn Der gueeweibe. RetH ge8ctabdt4s
feline Spur D0u Euedfilbgr, Ji,ueraleu oott lpa9ls
heu BJ0aucu. Brgfs 25 gsutB Die 5Ba@tel.
Bel allen ap0t5tferu gu 9a5sn'
Spebfte+
III. EaoDo1 Bueu Tno Gin ittGg5 I.ttsi gs8ch
biees geoeH. Stt RsusH bic 6yaite pes Ds9c4s @lsz
ber bcr uU6 iggeH ttH tn Stano, leiHs yuAtt5t2aLh
aus8uGbeu. Eie Sumpt1ma Der 0qsptPle ptt4 l0s-5s "
bsu, uu6 init i5UeH bic We8un8 oe5 89tgsL25 ~
pTorfHeiteu lulua16eu. @abrautl bic bilta Hap
VorIhyif uu6 blahie, NOS Ur Boo False ana Lrae-
ubgr Gjdt 8u iaEgn 5QbGu. ,r,r-r,
iWau IeTe FALSE and TkU T."
zHffe cine BIjefmaTfe an UtaDwGr Sc &pu8p.R
ggr- 81 ggQrrenfraEe, Ntwz9orl.
rg BeIsbrung, EauieH6J BON 8oa1rs wert4, ioirb
gfr bafir gcihidt D5T6en.
VIA bnS BubIifuml
EFau berlauQe uuT % 70 p'5 Ilua hberleIBc Hb,
ba8 6er glams- -53aamag@t aui Dem, )Bas man iautts
aitn5gI, (A5o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
RarFt uuo BBrTe.

Qoubou, IS. Qpril. - Ser. Staten
GbligntiOuen: 4.pro3. 1928, oittO 4I-pro3.
1929. Qttieu: 4.sS.zg8. 499, Ditto Brior.
I25, Gau.sBac. --, Grie 355, Ditto Brior
1O4B, 81. Central --, Dicricau 81, ct.
BauI 955, R.sg. Central 1859, BenuIgl.
UaHia CIT, 8eaOiug 22a.
gtDerpooI, Is. Qpril, 1890 D2ittag8. 20
8aummoue: DlitteIiorte Gberlduber Stills;
Ditto gietU Orleans 81. - Die 8ertdufe
betrugeu 5000 8aIen, Spetulatiou uub
gusflbr 1000, 3ufubr 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Ro@sfsrt Iatmpft auF DeH BapW.

Baris, II. Qprn.-Godefort ber6ffeuts
Iidt in ieiHem n5HtraHFgeant" etueu 5eftis
gen QrtiteL gsgeu ben Bapf, neIheu er be-
iduIoigt, bic SuteyefeH 6rautreih'8 in Der
Brage be3iigIia Der d3inefibeH Dliiiousu
oeR Geutiheu geopfert gu babeu uu6 lest
bet Der @ermaHiIruHg &IiaB GOtbriugeHs
nit 81 belfeu. Ser QrliIel iblleBt, mie folgt:
,,gBeuu man nidlt mHBte, OuB oIe meifieu
nHierer Dtiuiiler an 6reitogeH fafisH, 10
nlroe uHIere Jlegeruug Bieueidt ieHe Sus
iHIte oura abberutuug 0es iruul0dIheu Sc
iauhteu i'm 8atltau uub ourd Qufbebuuq
oe8 SultusbuOgets bedntDOrteu."
Der Batrtot GHgIauO AND Gastt.
B1ria IT WnrH - NsrnuIaAa ~ ana
TamtlteHriidfbteu aus Der nBatuoteRliga"
ausgetreteu.
ggusral Qaforefrie, Der biefge baptrite
@ciauote, befrettet Die 4nga5e, oaB letnt
8egiuIng elugemiutgt babe, .G32 900 on
GngIaRo 3u 3oblen. ST erttdrt, bapti merbe
telueu G0mprOmiB nuuebmeH, auBer Ourh
GemiyUluHg elmer befreuu0eteU yladt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
@efaIfate @tratmter e6lIaattonen

Siidmonb, Sa., 16. gpril. - g5 bat
fi6 beraus gefeut, bos eiHe grOBe aH3abI
treiprO3eutiger 3IiO6leberger ObltgatiOuen i'm
llmiauf it. 1@eit mebrereu Eagen Iiefeu bier
8epeIheu BON ylem DOrfer nno BOtouer
8nufiers Elm, rporiu aRirugeu be3iglt4 bes
6uries iolher SbhqatiOusH geftellt puroeu.
Sine 8ur6fht Der 8ider ergab, baB feiHe
islde Gbligationsu mehr i'm llmlaufe ieieu,
unO Der 8erbadt, OaB OieieIbeu geidIbt ituO,
beftGtigte ii9, oils aus 8ofOH $4,000 nH0
aus g{ep=0OrF 81 900 ioIder 8ertbpapiere
bier eiuIieteu. Ulan gluubt, bas cine Site
nit GbIi9utiOuen, tpelds UOn Der uRenbau''
ideu 8nnfnOteugeiellidaft" in Rem. gort aRs
geiertigt, aber pom Staute Hidt aigenOms
men purbtn, Setteus Der @rpreBgeieuidaft
in Reps0orI oeTfauft mor6su uub Shuiuos
IGrn in Die 5dnbe gefaIleu ieien, rpelhe bic
uuterihriftsu beS SdatmeiiterS .. q. slis
ueIn unb oes Guottors s. u. Smitb fdlidteu
uno bic BertbpaPiere in lImlauf bra6ten.
Sn Der 9ifie beflnbeu f9 432 Obltgattoueu
i'm 3OminaImertBe sOu ie $1,000; fe trugeu
Afe RumuPru hi8 A91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Glue ahronsmen.Eonferenl.

8aris, IS. 4prI. -Dur6 Oeu Dliu,fsr
oes AeuBeru mur0e beute bler bic tutsrna,
touale &trouOm &OaierenJ IN feterlider
Nelie erOfuet. 6lOuren5 bieB Die frem0eu
8eIe8irten miIfOmmeH. Gum Br1Foeuteu
murDe Der beritbmte ruiF9e GdrOu0m Otto
gGNbelm Storre8 ermabLt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
NNnaEngnI3lIn6nna nn6 bIIIInE6.

BsaDDnb'B BleaBBsBleIfeT ut efu DlttteI gee
aen teDeW Gmmtg8. &s NOR oas er7ts uHo 10 eaB
eiuBtge 82tttcE, ugbgs Oct etnem enmallgeu sc"
beoudle Die idllimmiten Stmu3eH hiGt, GnBdHbuHs
gen bertreibt uu0 GongefOHtu, 90 In 6tH tuHsens
bem E2oaeu, 6eU 9eoaJWgU O6er eiuem an6eru De
game, btjlt.
gBenn es uah gorItrif gebyauht Djr5, betb s5 in
mgniaen Wiuuteu Erdmpic, DGgCHidurg, S06bgeHa
ueu, GopfItmcuGu, 8Jurrb0e, Bubr, 8olt, 5l&9uaa
gen uub aIe uHgTIihgu @hmgr5eH,
VS. tR pon Der du5eTftcn 2gtti3'e 5a5 ie6e Bamilie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
9suamtt in WaOrto.

Dl bri6, Is. Gprt.-5H eiuem 3immer
in Der gIabe bes BriUat 4rbeitsraumes oe8
Dhuihers fiir Dfientihe 4rbeiteu UHr0e beute
Jiadt cine groBe DpuamItbOmbe gefuu0eH,
an Der cine breuneube 2uutt beie1tgt mar.
Sin Beamter og8 DiIHifterium5 bate ben
9iutb, Die Guuie 5mideu oeH FiHgeru All
5erorijdeu uno 10 8roBeres unBelI 5u UgTbGs
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18

rGal0atiou=Dela ID ber sr56te SbmeueusRiu,r
unleyer Stt, Getn auberg5 D2tttcl GnWmt tbm g,elh
e. bgiit ale SAmer5eH Uub gBuu6su Huo tofss Hur
Is Cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Ste Stebfd6Ic attf 0eF ,PatS,ssa anOle.
80l1tt.n

Btttsb burg, 16. aPril.-9te ui4tigffe
Berboftuu8 in SerbinOuug NIT Den Ban.
banole'Sahn" "'6dubereien ffsbt allen I'M
iheiue nab nOh beuor. Sin frttberer Con-
oHtteur Der Sabn, gtamens Gounollp, Der
bis ieBt Der BOIRei nod uiht in bic 6GHoe
gefaIen ttt, NOR oermutblidl Der 6librer Der
ganjen Sauoe un6 bat betrd5tlide Beute in
Siher6eit sebraat. &uf irgen0 cine Beile
mHB er 2BtHo bon ben BlGHeu Der BoIilei ers
hGIten baben, 10 6nB CT nod remtleitiq fi6
aus benz Staube MAIDEN uno ieiue Beute in
Siherbett brln9eu tounte. gr iOu Jest in
6anas ietn, aber man ertuartet, OaB er in Der
nd6heu gSCd)e 0erbaftet uu0 bierber 3uriid.
gebrndt meroeu miro. 80 ooer 35 Der @es
faugenen mer0eu auf bic 8oruuterluhuua
ber5i6teu uub Strgihaft fir ihr Griheiuen
DOT Geridt leiiteH. 8iele mer6eu Ooraus.
fi6tll6 ibr Seil in &libtz Bemefieu Iudleu,
tpeuu man iie etnes befimmteu 8iebfahles
bejihtigeu mtro. SpeSial= 4geut 9Iue bes
bauptet ieootl, erperoe i'm StGHo Ieiu, ieoen
gefobleuen Artiiel ~ ioenttfijireu uu0 III Bee
tpeiieu, bon mem er gefObIeu ipOrbeu.
gaette 8etfe. 9eamemlt@Eetten.
GbicagO, 16. apriI. - auf Der ,SQis
nois. Central 8nbHa puroe gefferr gtanmits
tag cine 95rObeiabrt NIT eiuem aus Iedls uie
bic Stmmer IN einem 6auie oerbuu0euen
gBaggous beffebeuseu 3uge gemadt 3uerf
fam Elm cOmbrnirter gep6dmaggou, beTiebeu6
aus 9spddSimmer, BhHet., RauG, Babe
simmer uno Sarbieriube, banu Der Speifez
g8uggOu uno 8uleBt bic Shlafruaggous. Sin
ben 8reppeneuoeu iiHb SoIBmau6e errihtet,
neIhe oura @ummieinidbe mit ben BagsOns
auI betoen Seiten Uerbunben fin0, 70 oas ie
teber Semesuug oes 3uges uadgsben uuo
5piiheH ie 8Dsi BuggOns f6rmlidle 8efibiile
gebiI6st merOen. Die meme ginri6tuug it
bic @rfineuug ber pullman. Comp. ," melhe
res Shfem ouf elmer Der 8abuen SUlIntH
Chicago uuO Rem.gOrt eiuiIbreu mlro.
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uurubsu in elmer portnsteHIaeu Rorouie.

2tffabon, IS. IpriL.-Wau melOet, 6aB
Der friibere eiugebOreue 6errIber bon Euuat
Die bort beftubIi4e Portugiefide Garuilou
nit ietuen aubdugerH aHgesriffeu babe, ies
bod iuriidgei4lageH nHr0e. Der Sultau
bon Zanzibar bat ben Qufmiegler auf ietuem
BPbiPt berbdffpu laifeu.
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RisoetLaee aer anfItaneiIasn @bIL,aig.

8Ombap, l6. QpriI.-6ier if Die Rad
ridt ejngdaufeu, buB cine QbtbelluHg Der
Guppeu bes Gmirs non QigbaHifau eineH
nddtIlteu Augrifi auf Ote 95tJai5s3lebeQeu
madte, bel bem 1meibuuoert Der geBtereu
uiebergemegeIt wuroeu. Uiebrere GrHdaitsH
in BEN betrefenbeH 9s3irtsH wuroeu nie6er.
gebranut; cine 4u3abl auberer Sldmme ga,
ben fJd ben @biI3ais in 0er GrbebuHg gegeu
bic 6grridaft be8 gmir8 aHgeIdloiieH.- @s
UerInutet feruer, buB bic GuTeH Iauaiam ges
gen 3ulftar, ba8 14O UeiIsu uOroGalid Uou
6erat Il1gt, 0orriideH.-Der gmir bat eiueu
GruppsHI0rper Untsr bem Beiebl Oe8 Bar
mana 8abu, ebemaltger Gbsrbefeblsbaber
Der 4rmee afgbanifau'sr CUR SefrafHua Der
8blIydiB gntinubt.
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NerInrtite 0fa9eRMilht.

g8iIteebnre, Ba., l6. 4pril.-6euta
&Ormittn8 ;auO 3wiidsu Bmet iungeu WtusH-
4rbtileru, Namens Bat. @Unuer8 uHo o3sb"
@Uaus, aui etuem 6elbe elm 6au1tampf llatt.
@6 bnnoslte fid5 bierbei ni9t nur nm cine
@eI6prdmie, iOuOerH Der Sieger ioute aud
eiueS Der bHbihsffsu Wld6Geu in RauticOIs
ole Satin bsimiibreu. 8eiOe Sdmpfer fod
ten NIT auibietung auer 6rdfte, bod ueigte
iid idIieBlib Der 5ieg auf bic Seite gBat8, d"
melher leinen 8iUaIeH g3eb" Al BOOeu
idlua, bnB er Obumdttig IiegeH bIieb. uBat"
erbieIt 3par bic 500, Oiirite ieoOd be5d9td
ber @eltenbmuauug ieiHer 4nipriide auf bic
6nuO Der Dame ieines unO y3eb8" 6erJeu8
auf &dnierigteiteu f0Beu. Das DtdOaeu
ertlGrte ndmli6 beute auf 6as Beftimmteite,
fe bube iid bereils unrerpeittg gebuHoen
uuO babe nimul5 baraH geOudt, Bat" OOeT
2ebH ann Shame Ill ugbmeu.
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bic beie uuo biutglte
IamiLicn : mebiltn in brr MELi.

9yUWIIItW : WItUI8IW 10 UtI AgtFIt
Bufeblt tn 1etuem Sale bei elmer grnueHaeHlHHs
Dcubung Shmeueu go filgH, gBje beiUg uH6 pie
Rbcumatifer, bic BeulcgCrigtu, bic ShmdhH5tn, Die
BGygruppeten, bic yitrUoeu, bic yleuraIgtihtn o6er
Die au6tren Gyautbeiteu getbeubgu ausgeieHt Hb.
tigs grejhttyung stm69ytu, Es ItB6gu ioiou uub
haILL In IlLrlrlI.r a.iE.
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2eringto II, Sn6., 16. Gpril.-9eftrn
begab iid Der bier Dobubafte s. gB. Dhoolea
toH in 8egleitung ieiHer beioen S0bHe in ben
2Ealb, nm Be ne 3u fallen. Sie mddltea
iId an einen b,lUH6erS groBeu Baum, un0
aIs berIeIbe bem Stur3e nabe mar, mics Der
giann isiue S0bHe an, fi5 ans oem llmEreiie
beS SaumeS 81 eHtferuen. Die iun9en Qeute
fameu oteiem BefebIe mad, maren ieooh Dor
SGrCd anger iid, ais ie bei'm llmblideu
ibreu 8ater ugter bem ftt ienfen6eH Baume
feben iabeH. &ineu aIgenblid pdter fttr3te
osr Baum 3u Soben. 8ie entiebteu iuugeu
2sute riefen be yia6baru 5Ur 6itlfe berbei,
uno Der Blamilamm tDuroe bel Seite ges
i6Uben. G5 fteute iid5 beraus, 6aB Dlibble
TOMS 50Tper in cine unteuntll4e YtaHe Der.
uonbelt mar. 8ie llria4e bes SsIbfmor6es
1T uitt befannt.
Sopefa, RaHias, 16. Gpril. - Die IT,
iGbrige 8attju Oes QoiomOtUiHbrer5 .. g.
SmuOt madlte beute ibrem 2ebeH eiH @HSe
iuoem Fe cine 8Ofis 8atteuglft DerldlHdte
3te iunge Srnu mar erh aht g8ohen Derbei
ruthet unb lebte nit i5rem Sc Sabre alien
@ulten anlheiueu0 in gliidllffer G9e. 5n
btr Said5e Der 9elbfim0rOeriu fauS mau bic
Photographic eiues iungeH Ylannes, nit oem
fe iriber DerlObt gemeieu mar.
gtilmautee, Is. aprii. - Or. Brill
BON 8o0geUiqe, gBisc., pelaer Dor etntgeu
Drden, ME berittet, aui bic aufIage bin
Utrbaftet moroeu mar, feline Satin ermOroet
Bu baben, nm ih in ben Belts UOn 10000.
3u mel6em 8troge ibr 2rben Ueriidert mar,
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Fashion In Canes.

ayes, there is Just as much fashion
about q cane Gs any article of DRESS" sal l
Fulton street dealer to me q few days
ago. "You see it is the policy of the
trade to change the style of cane every
season. If this were not done our GUS
toners would carry the same cane year in
and year out A few years ago, very
light, thin canes were the proper thing,
but today the heavier the stick Il man
carries the heavier swell he is supposed TO
be. The buck handle canes are still very
popular, but if you wish to be right up
to the latest style you should carry Il
natural wood bent handle stick. A mar
row silver or gold band sets off the stick,
but the uglier the stick itself, the more
fashionable it becomes. The silver and
gold handled canes. are always correct.
and if you wish to make a present to en-
old gentleman you should give him geld
headed cane with his name engraved
upon it. Orange wood canes arc very
popular just at present, and the ugly
black thorn sticks are coming tito
fashion. A light, straight fibered hickory
stick with round head is one of the
novelties introduced this spring and rare
imported woods are being made up into
sticks for the better class CT trade. -
"Rambler" in Brooklyn Eagle.
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Gei. Paiae's new sloop, the Voluntaeh
is at Boston, and will be ready for use in a
few weeks.
Mrs, Bridget WEIGH, 70 years old, was
found dead from the effects of the heat at
l0l En- iicot. street, Boston.
The citnue marine bark s. =. Chase lis
not lost, MS has been reported, but is all
right at the port OF Lisbon.
The Carlsbad Sprudetur announces that
Mr.. Farnell is staying there, and that he is
suffering from diabetes.
The shortage in the Fidelity National
bank of Cincinnati will reach nearly $500.
600, according to official report.
There is a general belief in Mexico that
the next cardinal appointed on this side of
the Atlantic will be Mexican archbishop
Corkeck, the American champion, de-
featei Pearce, the Corn wall champion, in q
wrestling match at Red Ruth, England, for
purse of EGO.
At Quincy, H., Professor Thomas s.
Baldwin jumped from balloon at an alti-
tude of mile, and landed safely by means
of parachute.
Twenty-Five of the crew of the United
States ship Ossipee, now lying in Boston
harbor have deserted, and a reward of $40
each is offered for their recovery.
The United States 3 per cent loan
amounted to $500, 210, 900, all of which have
been called. The amount redeemed to date
is $2 vi, 020 00). so that there is still out
standing IS, 239, 600.
An action has Teen instituted agains. the
managers of the American exhibition to re-
strain the rife shooting done by the Wild
West combination during their perform
ances the complainants alleging that the
Shooting is u nuisance
Richard Cronan, while attempting to
swim across Niagara river, starting from
the Maid of the Mist landing, was caught
in current and carried down through the
Whirlpool rapids. Cronan went to the. falls
from Boston about week ago.
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A Little Girls Long Journey.

There arrived in San Francisco the othcr
day q little German girl who Travelled
alone from her native land. Her name is
Crescncia Schwartz, and her age is ~
years. Without understanding one word
of English this little Teutonic maiden
traversed the broad Atlantic ocean and
crossed the American continent without a
companion, trusting solely for her safety
during her 1000 miles journey on the
kindness of the people whom she CHANGED
to meet. Her widowed mother in Ger
many was too poor to support her, and,
an uncle in San Francisco having offered
to adopt her, the mother prepared little
baggage gave kiss of farewell, and dis
patched her daughter ON the long journey,
which occupied two months.-San Fran
cicco Coll
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The Serpent Mound.

One of the most singular real estate in
vestments on record is the purchase Just
consummated by the Peabody institute
and Harvard university Of what is known
as ''The Serpent Mound" in Adams
county, O., about twenty miles from Hills
borough. It is a relic of the mound builC-
ers' age and has long been known in scien-
tific and arclcologic circles on account of
its peculiar conformation, resembling a
gigantic serpent. 1t covers or embraces
nearly sixty acres of ground, for which
the purchasers paid $40 per acre. Their
sole object is to preserve the relic, which
was being gradually obliterated by plow-
ing .-Indianapolis Journal.
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Tracks in the Rocks.

In Carson City the papers and people
are agitating the matter of the resump-
ton of excavation at the state prison
quarry, where are found so many tracks
of elephants, tiger, deer, birds and I'M
known animals and creatures that lived
when the world was young. 1t is pro-
posed to follow on the line pursued by the
majority of the tracks, which seem to
tend to special point of attraction. This
point may have been mineral and me-
dic1nal spring, the water of which pos
sessed peculiar qualities or flavor 1t has
been observed at the Bartlett springs, in
California, and ut mineral springs in
many countries, that doves and
many other birds flock in from
great distances to drink of the
waters. Also, it is said, that in
the early days deer and other wild ami
mails came from all the surrounding coun-
try to drink at the Bartlett springs and at
other springs of the Golden state that
were strongly favored with minerals.
Thus if the Carsontes find nothing else, Il
very valuable medicinal spring may be
discovered Though the superintendent
strata to be removed aggregate no great
thickness, the first experimental work
might be cheapened by running broad
and low tunnel or gallery following the
line OF tracks made by one of the ele-
plants, or those of the creature sup
posed to have been human being
of the prehistoric period-a Pacific
coast pioneer, who was scouting about
the country. There is no danger
of going astray in this work. The
tracks are SO close together and in such %
straight line that they cannot be lost.
Every track shows that the creature who
made it was abroad on important bust
ness. Virginia New Enterprise.
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A Mathematical Wonder,

Higginsville, Mo-, has a mathematical
wonder who doesn't know letter of the
alphabet or one printed figure from an
other, but who is wonderfully strong on
mental calculations, making them off
hand. His name is Reuben Fields, and
he is 3G years of age He claims that his
gift was given from heaven, and says it
came to him suddenly when 8 years old
He says the Lord made but one Samson,
one Solomon, and one Reub Fields. To
the one he gave strength, the other wis
dom, and to himself mathematical in
stinct. He guards this instinct with the
utmost care, and will not answer ques-
tons unless he is paid, fearing that it will
be taken from him should he use it to
satisfy idle curiosity.-New York Sun.